Immigration Newsletter

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

I will be presenting at this seminar for members of the NH Bar Association along with attorney Movafaghi and many other capable immigration law practitioners including Immigration Judge Paul Gagnon and Mark Furtado of the Department of Homeland Security (ICE division).

Here is the information presented by the NHBA:

Immigration Law, including the legal status, rights, and obligations of non-citizens, is a current political “hot potato,” and affects more areas of U.S. society than most people realize. This program for attorneys with a variety of practice concentrations features a faculty panel of experienced New Hampshire practitioners, and Federal government officials.

Topics will include:• Employment based permanent residence• Employment based non-immigrant visas• Family based permanent residence• Violence Against Women Act• Immigration consequences of criminal convictions• Access of the undocumented to the U.S. justice system• Consular processing and visa waivers• Work site enforcement of Immigration Laws, including obligations of employers and employer sanctions• Introduction to Department of Homeland Security, and specificallyImmigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Agency

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